Family homes and master-planned communities
Most Murrieta moves are two-story family homes built in the last thirty years, with full garages, lofts and backyards. We protect stairs and banisters, take apart beds, cribs and play sets, and load the garage last so it comes off first at the new house. Larger homes on the west side, in the Los Alamos Hills and around the golf communities, usually need a bigger crew and a full-size truck.
Gates, HOAs and 55+ communities
Bear Creek and Greer Ranch are gated, and many newer tracts have HOA move rules about hours, truck parking and common areas. The Colony is an active-adult community where many moves are downsizing from a larger home. Send us the gate code and any HOA rules when you book and we plan the move around them; if you are not sure about a rule, check with the HOA before moving day.
Commuter traffic and summer heat
The 15 and the 215 meet in Murrieta, and both are heavy with commuters heading north to Corona, Riverside and Orange County in the morning. We start early and plan the route around rush hour. Summer afternoons are hot, so morning starts keep the crew fast and keep electronics and candles out of a hot truck.